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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
JEWELLERS PROTECTING EACH OTHER.

Tho retail Jewellers Protective Association held
q regular quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon in
Cooper Institute, with thirty members In attendance.
The association was organized nine months ago and
has $50 members. The object OF the association
Is to stop wholesale houses from selling ut ptaii,
and also to prevent them from selling TO dry goods
houses the assOciaton's particular line of goods
Members of the ASSOCIATION arc now canvasslng tho
wholesale firms of this city and those of its vicinity
to get them to sign pledge that they will respect
the request OF the ASSOCIATION. The attention OF inc
meeting was turned to retail dealers outside Of the
city who interested in the associations purpose,
but not to the extent of paying So initiation Fee
drcds of letters asking him about the association, but
fer with tho proper persons and make an arrange
any goods unless they joined the association IL was
manufacturing companies had decided to grant
special rebate Of ten per cent to certain dealers,
decided TO investigate that story, and If found true,
to confer with the Jobhers' ASSOCIATION. meihOe e,
twenty firms. Several memlers gave their IDEAS
a. to the best way OF stopping TINS. IL seehen 10
lie tho general opinion that, the watches of the
leading manufact rics are nearly the same in work
manship il would be good Pn 10 MAKE no
ana thus bring 1t TO terms. No action was taken
on that however
DETAILS or THE MURDER ~" LITTLE ITALY"
Further details OF the stabbing ahray among
Italians at Firstave and northumberland thirteenth
81. OIL Wednesday night were learned yesterday whet
three participants in the fight were arrdgncd at the
Harlem Police Court The prisoners were Iauio
Carelo, Valentino Slndclla and Philip |erezeraro
Carl, and sandela. bore marks Of the struggle tn
former having been gashcd In three places on MI
neck and face, and the latter having been cut on inc
back OF the head. IL was In Carcl0s rooms ut NO
4is Fast Northumberland thrtecnth-st that the quar-
rel started IIo had objected To playing cards III the
rooms on Ash Wednesday. and sandella and MS
brother Dominica, tho numbered man, uttered sOl'
taunts Carelo and friends. including Pietro
Pallcto, put sandela brothers out OF the house
and pursued them TO tlrst-ave. Palleto followed up
DomnicO sandella and drove dagger INTO MS breast
cutting tho lung. The wounded man fell at one
hundred nd-twelfth-st. and bled TO death In a lew
minutes Valentino Sandclla and Carco we're having
a duel with knives in front Of No. 2,loo flrst-aVe.
when Policeman Ncoai arrested them. Nerezeiaio
tired ;o pncyent the arrest and no was taken into
custody also. Palette had escaped. o,o
In court yesterday Valentino sandena anu oar~
made counter charges OF assault, and both were COM
mitted for examination. They said mat Iale!o
killed Dominica sanlela. Nerezeraro was sent 10 tno
nenitentiary for three months for interfering with
Policeman Nicola The murdered Italian was IN uIi-
married laborcr under thirty years oil age.
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MRS DRusE VISITED by HER son.

HrRKrMER Feb II tSpeeaD.-Mrs I@xana Drise Is to
be hanged I'm the fail yard In the rear tho Hcrkimer
County jail on Monday. Her George arrived to-day,
when she saw little boy she cried though her heart
would She and the boy have both cried more or
less all day.
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Rslia,ous Notices.

xU..s,.,,.,.r Prcsbyt~rian Church ISL West Ssass-
p AZ Ek EMS Pastor-Special services us wceAs
nav ,iEoRG ALEXANDER d. D.. preaches sa~ eseulns
Ats. The public invited
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TIE VEATHE REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArGoNS-Fo2 81 HoU RS.
WARRINGTON, Feb 2i-For New-England New-fork
Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware, colder faii
weather, northcry winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

SALE OF SEATS FOR AMERICAN OPERA.
Tho sale of for tho nrst week Of tho American
pers season at tho Metropolitan Opera House. oesn-
ING mart Monday, opened yesterday. There was Q
eady ssle all day IN. sold well distributed
fer the four performances OF weok There also
aeavy demand for seats for the first production OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

pouJ's Extract for all pain and iniammations Is man
,fs,i and OILED propretora, Ponds ENtrdc
20 Newly ork and London. name on every wHappt
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Colgate's Cashmere isouaue

Tu,s Gloves Caps and Mufs Seaskin Garments Prices
down. &. g. SHAME manufactured lO3 Prnco'sI
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Electric service -
Can he attached 10 kind OF heating apparatus ever
made Rooms kept at temperature iesre thess9y saw
ing fuel mort ul.leLti tho crtcxias OF wootWor
fnrnturs pictures &C. the ,hsruo In ths ROB ttt
matcaly governing the temperature InYalnaoe Ia nes
dsnces i,hlrches SoiDJ% AortsA vI
illustrted An ;'DiS, ts.A apn
address on applcLoh SatonA H"osei' ''''Ss
Co., 6S1 broadway. " y
L. Tame Warm the Gardner Needle OIL Is certain
and paatable cure sold by druggists. ,o,n ..u,.
Ouer aud Beaver MuiIs AMI rnrs Of every nad fres'
marketdowh " :; 30 % ~ D. - ~ ssI ~ Hro,tway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

Vice Presidents;
Corneius y. Bliss, John Jacob Aston
lanes NJ Brown. OswOld often l0rfer,
Geo. MacCulloch Miller. CORNELIUS Vanderbilt,
James Gallatin Rev. w. r. Huntington. D. n.
u. o. Mills, Henry l.. Hogue.
Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D., John D. lawson.
William c. schermerhorn Hon Lew F. Norton
L. b. Binsse Hon. John Jay.
William a. Boulton Rutherford Stuyvesant
C. H. Ludington. Robert b. Minturn,
Ron Ron H ae Motel Richard IT, Derby. r. D.,
William hi r. Stewart i. MaIlack Cheesman. ". n.
Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee, o. D.. Bucnahan winthrop.
Charles scribner. Richard 4; Auchmuty,
willard Pa rker. NJ. D., Horace W nlte
Hon. Delano {. Gavin, On arer ieoo9ins
Charles VI. Da Costa. key samuel H. ' rgln, ~ hs
John NJ Slade, President r. A r barnard.
Rev. David b. Coe, d. d., William Harman Brown
FdwarJ III Ammidoyn Ehu Root
George Blagden, John B. Ireland.
samuel Fsg hS s,San' RsV z Winchester Donald
y T. Godkin d. d.,
r. Rev Ronert, g. Macarthur Charles A. Leale, NJ. D.,
n ID Thomas l.. James,
William T. Dodge James ". Pnchot,
Hon Henry r. Rowland samuel r Avery.
III. H. Canmann, hnhen Al ,,cnssoi"oi'
william Dowd. 6dwsTu Sene ~ Drrv..
p Van Voikenburgh, Robert Lenox Beknap
Whieiaw Reid Henry LOWS Norris,
Franos H. Weeks Peter b. OIney
Gerard Beekman, uenryoto
Walter Howe =. n. "a y. son
q " II Cruger ID. Huntington
II r. Fahne A. &. ktngsand.
SolOn Humphreys, george :. b0Wi1in
Charles r.. strong Stcpnen a. walkeiy
Thomas Adds Emmett. NJ. D., Hon Jonn sedgwlcK,
Charles n. Taintor. James doonwn
s Eaanels d ~ bascocss Gustav schwab
Charles l. Tiffany, john SuosuY pio"n'
Charles L. Brace, JacoD WebuolL
Robert = Holt benJ MIN oine
Hon. Joseph Pulitzer. John W. EMERSON
aaofA
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,. u.or obes and Furs OF all kinds Prices marked
D'e" '''" L. C. SHAYNR, los Prince-sL
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Special Notlrss.

""nam Z MOORE Ancuoneer.
MORRIS sg5 s,t ART S Ca YAsa
The Collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLOR DRAWINGS AND PAsrELs,
MIR. WILLIAM NJ. CHASE
and belonging a3II e 70 the artist
SOLD BY AUCTION
"NON aSRan ssS paS9SS EShEiS'S
WITH MANY N WORKS By ThE Artist kindly
tS4NSP * TEE STSEhs OF MR.
A. Origies' ART Galleries.
sis AND Si7 BROADWAY.
Now on Free Exhibition Day and Evening"
THE Il. l.. HENRY COLLECTION
OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER CoLoRs
RARE OLD ENGRAVINGS,
BRIC.ABKAc. &C.
To be sold at auction without reserve
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
MARCH 2. AT 2.3o AND O'CLOCK,
VIM b. NORMAN, AuCTIoNEER
oRTGIEs CO.,
Bangs ~ CO.. 739 aud 741 Broadway
will sell at auction
MONDAY, FEB 20, and following days at p. m.
The Library of the late
Hon. s. l. W. TABOR OF INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
consisting OF
RARE. CURIOUS AND STANDARD BOOKS.
English. French italian. Latin &C.. including the works a
Of the great writers In the above languages In the
various departments OF literature.
Extra Large sizes sealskin sacques. Prices marked
down. c. c. sHAYNE. lO3 Princesk
Citizens Mass. MeeiinR
HIGH LICENSE .
RESTRICTION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
CHIcKERING HALL,
THIS EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
ExJudge NOAH DAVIS. Chairman
SPEAKERS:
Dr. HOWARD CROSBY,
JOSEPH II. cHoArE.
FREDERIC II. coUDERr ?
gxGoy D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Rev. HENRY WARD BERCuER
President:
HON. NOAH DAVIS
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MARRIED.

Toilet soap-whilc pure. exqiistey periumed Win 'he
odors U rarcst nOwers.
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Committee OF Arrangements:
r. FULTON CUTTING, Chairman.
JOHN b. PINE, Secretary.
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Treasurer, 60 Wall.st.
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President
:

HON. NOAH DAVIS.
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ExJudge NOAH DAVIS. Chairman.

SPEAKERS:
Dr.. HOWARD CROSBY.
JOSEPH II. cHoATE.
FREDERIC II. coUDERr,
ExGoy. D. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Rev. HENRY WARD BERCuER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
GREAT DIS CORD IN DIR. DEEMS'S FAMILY.
HIS sons WIFE IN SUIT FOR DIVORCE TELLS OF


HgR TREATMENT THERE.
The Rev Dr. Charles Deems OF the Church Of the Stran
gers wife and his two sons sat In the Court oil Common
Pleas where Judge Allen presdes the Equity branch
and with grave listened 10 the testimony presented on
bsha OF Mrs Grace Brotheron Deems who seeks limited
divorce from Dr. Francis NJ Deems cergymans oldest
son alleges her life has been made miserable
BY her hu,binrs addiction to the morphine
s no. a mat tina, R fsT nny turned her out
h9'e tn ,t a, ' S co,n L las been The Save
morphine declares that no Ia. been cured o. the habit
and says he /, willing TO support her and Their boy
TIE palntin the nr,t witness examined She is tall
, aisre .S and blss haf She was Clad IN
Win ysv'i ,T1mnf b ss Woo bone. bo gave her
testimony in distinct and manifested emotion She
iS s sst w m.Gn ,g in the %son ndS.s school
.s and Srs ninSS i a&s IN she was
5s M seT T9sn s s IN ten SSa.
panic wnen she consented 70 marry The defendant be od
Did you have other timer she asked.
The eoause T,ne, aid he only asked the question
Ing % i've: win his aihsr for awho and then went to
There he plaet.ed as phye.n Bat e0nTI,ng the NOR
10 this city and vei ms father at 40 42e West rwen
ssnt 70 Euraps When he returned he was no better
vent to mS Ge" qs' no4 Sa.SaS eSn
linu,d to take hypodsrmrc infections Of nqrpaas.
whung AMI sometimes 's!nnns saaIr6ss that he ,,d
dead snake c1ei on her dressing table, ne lost contr1 Of ms
from his at might nd she had TO search or mn
with 1a'chman. one uzht she found MIN IN the
lie vas 10 tho habit Of carry two te stten'
one In his coat In December 1850. he was
much improved. Restrictions his movements were re-
moved anu hs becAo conspicuous advocate oil the SALIVA
Army -..---,.
Return ng house OF his father they had quarres
there ON one took her tho shoulders and
slook her called h0r liar" henl ahd viper Az
another tims going 10 Kill himself and her too
lie threw Jar. and bronze clock the noor lie
Iabbei knife rOthcl at the mouth and
finally became lie had locked the door aud placed
The kew drawer which she took It aud unlocking le
door escaped tho On this occasion he sad
% her ." God Will curse you through
all time. You are dead beats, you and your
and through lie said he was going 10 per
and she going too lie pointed 10 corner anu s@a
There Is he'll nro" - -. =. ~.
Tho witness testified that her husband wa, sent to Dr.
house SiIernthsL Tor treatment WINE
,e AWAY when returned she was oh tht mo
family abOnt and she was compelled 10 Oa'o
she Immediately obtained employment at tho wilson mus
r al school again. Letters that had passed between the
nsrc, have already been published ~ whlch
mutual determinations INDUCED I'm, were placed IN evil
J.ure on ex animation Mrs. Derns SAID that sho
ysgcf eighty pounds She denied mat sue d ever
ak.n morphine except when IL was gwen
10 mslicine She said she did not love her husband
AZ all.
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BROOKLYN.

The Rev r. Hu Of tho Green wood BAPTIST Church has
The degree D from the University OF Rochester
an The Rev homas A. Nelson OF the Memorial PTe'bytca
Church similar honor from the University oil TIC cy oi
New York
Andrew Qua Fresh Pond l. t. employed as brakeman
Island Raj road. fatally hurt Ycse'Ay %
ing engine IN the Long lsann ly Depot he
Gled on the tile ST. Catlarine Hospital
The team attached a truck owned by John Haor1n OF
No 1863 Flfteenhs New Ork ana diVeh Dy THOMAS
CrOpsev ran away the Bridge Yesterday They were
stopped 10y gate which was clo.ed In front Of te Anu
John the truck, WAS thrown o. no serious
damage done.
Tho Board Estimate decided Professionally YESTERDAY to
grant S725 asked for new public school bnd
The asked by the Fire Department Was reduced
sbout part Of this being what was ASKED
for mating the wires ground which stricken out
The represented In An appeal Tor increased a
re bill Just signed by the Governor but no
a the matter.
The drowned body OF dressed Ike Ongshoeman.
was found yesterday At Wats0n's stores
Propertyowners in Fuonst are fast giving ne con'ent
cable electricity the tracks OF te brooklyn
City RAILROAD In place OF horses.
notice Of appeal which acts as stay o. proceeings was
filed Yesterday the OF John GteenTe who was sen
tenced be hanged July 10 for the murder OF lyman
1t expected that the Court Vi Appears VIII ast III
a few months.
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AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION COMPANY.

Argument heard by Justice oGonaa In tho superior
Cont special Term yesterday the application made on De-
half of John c. injunction TO restrain the directors
OF tho Western Union Telegraph Company from Issuing ne"
10 bs exchanged for stocks and bond. OF leased lines
hrb guaranteed by the Western mon company
Colonel ein who stockholder, owning l0o shatcs
n, m. Western stock, that the stock OF We
leased lines waered that several directors OF the
Western MON Company own large amounts OF tho guar
nteed ocs and boais leased lines that tho leases
to the Union and guarantees bv hs western
at the expense Of tho Western Union ta to
ssuo will Increase the bonded don't OF tue ostn
nlon nv S 90 OOJ and that resolution Tor the issue
wa, carried by OF those Largely interested IN tho
Lines n that their votes were illegal.
TO this simon Serne. counsel Tor thep 'te'
H All. mat Of the i5370Ol shares In favor OF the ssle
i 6 we're held by .arehoders and directors In the leased
loo, rne further hearing adjourned until June 70
DILLON Il Swayne appear for the Western U Mon
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pIrs OFFICIAL FEW5.

ban Mira Catherine Love made her Will on May IL, 1854
.e is said to have l0I oil she owned tho mousse
in which she lived No las Baxterst and lett properly
worth in all about 1000 The bulk of this was bequeahed
IN Melville Kellogg lawyer ami her solo executor In
iEps 20 II Hospital HsIs Tor Children Wo
%ha %'a ,S execute s.l. ri; ~so
500 ami some pictures under the w contested
ana a1se Psa oStsao declaring that although the
will duly sxecsIe ne I't Tnr sogS Aeeordmsy
the will wa, aside Mrs Love was auiged 70 pc OF nm
made
In tho Atrei w. YCGng ISn%e W 6y%s, Ie' .1
poyes American Opera Company AGAINST AIRS
OLIVIA Byss as be- dae Judge Nros the ely
Court yesterday gave Judgment for the deendaas On e
50 900 the full amount for which she was liable rs stock
holder the suit OF tho southern trust COMPANY luz
men tho company she could not DO maue 10 pay
anything more 49, ,-,,
Justice Insraha sitting 10 the supreme Cont Special S
Mcclure mandamus t. compel the Police
OF tho war not enedto this action under tho law
In the suit OF Madame Fursch Madi against Charles f.
Locke as apag9r St her gmsnt by default Tor so
was ior the plaintiff in the supreme Court yeer
Gay ,,
Judge wallace yesterday rendered decision denying tho
motion for the Bankers and Merchants Ioe
On the ground that receivers already been appointed
by the supreme Court and there was no PROOF oi
man cement on their part -
Judge Addison Brown yesterday United states CIR
cult Court MED an opinion IN the case o. the TeS as
against the CITY OF Alexandria OF the Aexahdre
Collision with the city Of AeIandria q me Lower Bay In
September 1885, Judge Brown holds tat Doh parties
at the collision and orders that the damage W
assessed equally on each vessel
tn. reference case OF John Morris against Irving Fish,
Fl: .s o S '.@' h'4 s s0s
ss on suar ' ss
we're 100000 debt and for tuOysas ending July l.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ......FRIDAY. JUNE II. 1887.


ARRIVED
Kobe 30 Nagsssk April Shanghai 49, swstow ~ snga,
Ia carter Hawey 4 20. Arrived at the Bar at IL
Steamer welabd tasrl Iopich Hamburg June Hayre y
with mdse and s passengers TO Kunhardt& Co. Arrived at
steamer saae (isr Richter June sOgthamp.
steamer Wassiand Vbsg). Busehmad. Antwerp 10 days
rived at the liar at 3 80 M , 49, - ,,,,,,
Steamer Pora (Brl. Dawson StJohns. II, via HALIFAX,
VIII mase as1 s pSgopy PHosreso Sdays with
mdse TO q Amsnok Cot vessel to w w Hnr6ut & Co.
Arrived At tho Bar at noon. -, ., -.
stoamsr Manhattan stevens. Havana days. with mdso
and 23 passengers to L Alexandra & sons.
Steamer SaooOohee Kompton Savannah days. with muse
and passengers TO Honrv Yonge IT. 49, c,...,..,..
steamer Delaware Trbou Fernandlna DAYS Cnarestoh
DAYS with mdso and passengers 10 VIM clyde q Co
steamer Bennett Portland with mdse to Hor
steamer Amos c Barstow. Corwin Providence. -
snip Procida tGer Luce, Boston, IN ballast 70 Funo Eu
q Co. -..-,... "a A., vr,,,
and empty barrels TO ORDER vessel 10 ooP
d Co
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind light S; cloudy. At City
Island. wind light sW. cloudy and hazy.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Richmond Hin (Br). Hyde London May 80
Have Southampton with mdso and passengers 10
Henderson Bros 49,, ,,..c ,,o,.,,,
% Naples 81 Gibraltar juno with ndsn aud 40 passeh
gors 10 Phelps Bros Arrived at the Bar at I'D NJ
Steamer (Iir Tobin Port lnlOn ~ uays NJ
and passengers P Forwood Co. Arrived at the Bar Al
steamer Old Dominion Smith, Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with ndse aud passengers 10 Oh DOmhloh Ss ~
CLEARED.
Steamer BROOKLYN CITY Br, FIT BrisolIas Arkel Co
Steamer ekll DAM. Thomson, Copenhagen ana s'e'lh
steamer Anald lGor Bshr Hamburg Phelps Eros & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
gycoURA CEMENT FROM TWO BIG CT


Tho business failures throughout the country In the
last week. as reported by r. @. Dun Co., OF the
Mercantile Agency. numbered 100. for tho United
States and twenty for Canada total Of 2l3 against
l73 last week and 155 for the corresponding week
last year The increase chiefly due 10 the recent
excitement In tho wheat market In their weekly re-
view Of trade, Mes5rs. Dun CO. among other things
say: - , 4, -. -
IL is most encouraging that two Of the great specu
lations by which legitimate business has for months
been embarrassed have come 10 an emu Without dlsas
ter to other parties those who had invited dlsas
ter Arnold q Co. I'm coffee and Kershaw Co. In
grain, with the powerful combinations behind them,
have broken with number Of smaller operators, put
commerce and finances, have not been seriously dis
turbed. For tho first time since February chicago
was selling wheat for export on Thursday, and the
market Is now gradually adjusting Itself 10 natural
conditions. Sales of wheat here reached 96lS7 900
bushels and Of coffee ,e72 900 bags. In both mar
kets liquidation Is progressing with more quiet Ieei
ing Foreign trade Is not Improving In balance
Nav showed a decrease Of $1025O0OO In exports OF
cotton and 81 400 900 In provisions and cattle while
i'm ports NewYoIk sixteen per cent larger than
last year. Railroad earnings continue excellent ana
stocks yield but little In price The Interstate Com
missions latest decision Is not yet clearly understood
hereor abroad but ts shset 10 to cause some hesi'a
uU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

THE COURT OF APPEALS
SARATOGA June 17In the Court OF Appeals to day the
following causes argued:
No. 4O9John Mack respondent agt the Rochester Ger
Insurance Company. appellant .,.
No 376-Ths Steamship Company, appellant
agt the Insurance Company respond.
emit 49,
370J Marcus cid. appellant agt Simeon Balc'
win and another. respondent. -
No. 201-The Fire Department OF New YORK. responoenh
agt the Atlas Steamship Company limited, appellant
The following is the day calendar for June 20;
Nos. 426, 427 42s 430 43l, 1893, 49, 433.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
, Day at Coney Island Jockey Club races, Size


head Bay. $50 p. IN.
Trial @. Jacob Sharp before Judge Barrett
Departure OF TN Regiment for state camp, o.3o r. m
Brooklyn and KnickerbocKor acht CLUBS reeatas
Parade aud meeting Of labor unions in honor OF Dr.
McGlgnn evening. -. 49,, ,,,-,.,,
Olympic Athletic Club Eighty si1thst and Eighth
ave. i. m. ~, n, -. s..
feminist, 3 D. IN. -,
Brooklyn Canoe Club regatta Bay Ridge -, ,,,,,
Sailing OF Sarah Bernhardt steamship Sy OF RICHMOND
$50
Music IN Central and Prospect Parks p m. ,,
New-York. Brooklyn lacrosse match Brooklyn Ath'euc
Club Grounds y. IN.
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NEWS From TIE SUBURBS.
nIsnnvERING an ART TREAsuRE.

Less than two years ago Dr. Anderson OF this city
brguest RutEeT. College and the theological semi
nary brunswick few days ago tho librarian OF NE
sage Library CNanDyke while removing from two paint
mart of the bequo that had accumulated was
delighted nd library had secured unidentified work
f Annibals Carracci The picture IL called The Trinity
The state Of good and 1t Is considered an eN
rcmey valuable work Of art there being lew oil the WORKS OF
this master IN this country.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

yr,rsf N.use-scnator Preston p. Plumb OF Kansa4
MURRAY mn Hotei-F lrnysse Belgian Consul General
Tor Canada senator Parker IT, OF Albany and Mayoe
n r. Parsons OF Rochester. fuH dpcnue HoNt-hN'
Governor Charles C. Van Zanlt Of Rho Island non'
man Hsus,-Mayor r. Francis OF ST. LOUIS ana ray
master n T. sianclif u. s. Navy st ydmH Hokt-Eu'
Jet,ria Hof,iJudge Thomas settle OF Florida 6iisey
Hsmse-Proessor Adolphe COIN, OF Cambridge, MASS.
Hotel Vsnd0me-Aexander Del Mar. OF san FRANCISCO